Here is my favorites list. For me its no secret to which sounds I use when out with clients. The hardest part is putting in the time to know which sounds are natural to where you hunt. I have sounds that work awesome in SE Wisconsin, but don’t work in the northern regions and vise-versa. Also time of year and weather is a huge determining factor for some of the sounds I start out with.
Here is part of my list:
B80 – Baby Turkey Distress
B90 – Chicken Distress
C15 – Female Coyote Bark Howl
C16 – Female Coyote Howls
C18 – Female Coyote Bark Howl 2
C19 – Female Coyote Long Howl 1
C20 – Female Coyote Long Howl 2
C21 – Female Coyote Long Howl 3
C22 – Coyote Pup Screams
C23 – Fem. Coyote Chalng. Barks
C24 – Female Coyote Chalng.
C01 – Canine Pups 2
F01 – Crying Kittens
C79 – Distressed Red Foxes
C78 – Juvenile Red Foxes Dist.
N02 – Raccoon Fight
N05 – Aggressive Raccoon
N06 – Mad Boar Raccoon *
N03 – Twittering Raccoon
266 – Raccoon Puppies
D03 – Whitetail Doe Fawn 1
D04 – Whitetail Doe Fawn 2 *
L00 – Lightning Jack BEAR
L01 – Dying Jack
L02 – Lil’ Jack
L03 – Snow Shoe 1 MIXED STEREO SOUNDS
L04 – Snow Shoe 2
L05 – Snow Shoe 3
L06 – Snow Shoe High-Pitch *
L07 – Waning Jack *
L08 – Waning Snowshoe *
L50 – Scream-n-Rabbit
L51 – Big Rabbit *
L52 – Mad Rabbit *
L53 – Lil’ Rabbit *
L54 – Bay Bee Cottontail *
L55 – Adult Cottontail
R03 – Grey Squirrel Distress *
R04 – Young Rat Distress *
R10 – Field Mouse Distress*
R08 – Red Squirrel Distress *
Z03 – Scream-n-Rabbit/Raccoon*
Z06 – Adult Cott./Baby Cott.*
226 – Scream-n-Gray Fox *
255 – Fawn Cry
195 – Fawn Distress
510 – Prairie Dog All-Clear
02S – Coyote Ki-Yi’s
07S – Feral Cat Distress
11S – Pup Ki-Yi’s & Cottontail
06S – Rodent Distress